Little Global Cities
Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
The “Little Global Cities” series is dedicated to twelve cities in Eastern Europe. These cities are multilingual and multinational, close to new borders and in constant flux; they are places of art and culture, full of unexpected encounters and stories. With these books, readers can find fascinating and undiscovered places as well as old and new city quarters and meet locals and visitors who recount their own stories of the city. In addition, writers, photographers and artists invite readers to fall under the spell of their city and experience what makes it so special as they take a relaxed ramble.
„Little Global Cities“:
Novi Sad (Serbien | Serbia)
Szeged (Ungarn | Hungary)
Osijek (Kroatien | Croatia)
Timisoara (Rumänien | Romania)
Sarajevo (Bosnien-Herzegowina | Bosnia
and Herzegovina)
Skopje (Mazedonien | Macedonia)
„Little Global Cities“:
Novi Sad (Serbien | Serbia)
Szeged (Ungarn | Hungary)
Osijek (Kroatien | Croatia)
Timisoara (Rumänien | Romania)
Sarajevo (Bosnien-Herzegowina | Bosnia
and Herzegovina)
Skopje (Mazedonien | Macedonia)
€19.95
(
24.50CHF
)
Little Global Cities
May 2014
ISBN 978-3-86678-618-9
13,50 × 19,00 cm
204 Pages
104 colored illustrations
Gatefold Brochure, bound
Languages: Bosnian, German, English
Editor
inter:est, Kultur- und Bildungsprojekte
Text by
María Cecilia Barbetta, Oliver Bottini, Ahmed Buric, Marc Degens, Esther Kinsky, László Kiss, Arpád Kollár, Bojan Krivokapic, Michel Layaz, Nicol Ljubic, Dan Perjovschi, Faruk Sehic, Mile Stojic, Daniel Vighi
Design by
Barbara Bättig, mischen GbR
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